Smoking damages gum tissue and causes gum recession, leaving the roots of the teeth exposed. This could increase the risk of tooth decay and cause hot/cold sensitivity due to the exposure of sensitive nerve endings that are covered by the gum line. The high temperatures inhaled during smoking can irritate the gums and lead to teeth sensitivity. However, definite diagnosis in your case will require your oral examination. Quitting smoking is the most effective way to ensure better oral health.

Maybe due to cavities

Hello dear Please be calm See sensitivity is either due to dentinal sensitivity or enamel exposure. Please update besides smoking any other factor aggravate sensitivity or not

Hi, teeth sensitivity can be due to multiple reasons such as wearing away of the teeth enamel( superficial layer of teeth) or a newly forming decay etc. Plz visit ur near by dentist to find out the exact cause and fix it.

Hello Sensitivity can be related to any periodontal issue. Try to quit smoking as it does lead to oral issue. Warm saline rinse 4 to 5 time a day may give you relief.

Perhaps a full mouth xray will help diagnose your condition better.

Quit smoking

Hi, Is the sensitivity generalised or specific to a tooth.If generalised switch to a soft toothbrush and use Thermoseal(RA) toothpaste for one month followed by Thermoseal toothpaste.Be gentle.Also quit smoking for sometime if possible to see if it helps.If specific tooth is sensitive see a dentist.

Hello. Sensitivity of teeth occurs due to exposure of the dentin which is a sensitive part of the toith or due to some deacay, attrison of teeth and some gum problems . I would recommend you to visit a nearby dental surgeon as soon as possible so that the chief complaint can be resolved.

This is the best time to quit smoking.